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Page B8-The Chronicle, Thursda
Church Notes
Dr. Braxtc
Dr. W. Braxton Cooley Sr.,
the second candidate invited for a
return preaching engagement,
will preach at First Baptist
Church on Sunday, July 8.
Cooley, of Pennsylvania, is
married to the former Miss Iris
O. Hairston of Walnut Cove, and
they are the parents of William,
22, and Anjilla, 17.
Cooley holds a doctor of
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The Salty Dogs, a Dixieland
Jazz Band, from Raleigh, will
play here Sunday, July 8, in its
12th annual benefit concert for
Choir director 1
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D. Smith.
Besides monetary gifts, Hampton
was presented a gold guest
book, signed by the members of
the congregation and his special
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Mrs. Delores Helen Ingram
Graveside services for Mrs. Del
gram, of 120 W. 97th St., of New 1
conducted Thursday, June 28th at
the Evergreen Cemetery, with Fai
Boyd officiating. Surviving are a
Delores Ingram, of New York C
reTatfves.Hooper
Funeral Directors were i
vices.
Mr. Mc Fad den Howard
Mr. McFadden Howard of Chi
died Sunday June 24th, in that city,
of Darlington, S.C. and lived in C
past thirty-nine years. Mr. Howard '
the Chicago School System and a ve
War II. Surviving are four sister;
Rivers, and Mrs. Mary Kay, both c
Mrs. Oree Pearson, and Mrs. Lt
both of Darlington, S.C.; and <
Funeral services were conducted !
30th at 5:00 P.M. in the Chapel
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ficiating. Interment followed in
Cemetery.
Hooper Funeral Directors were i
vices.
Mr. Larry David Conrad
Mr. Larry David Conrad of
passed on Sunday morning enro
Memorial Hospital. His remains w
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native of Forsyth County and was a
North Carolina School of the Deaf
North Carolina. He was an employ
Industries and a member of Caperr
Christ. His survivors are his grar
Doretha Conrad and Mr. John Cor
home; four sisters, Miss Enola Ga
Veronica Conrad, Miss Marilyn C
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St. Benedict
"We can't make kids 13 or 14 i
42," Tupponce says, "but we can g
ed guidance.
tant part of the black youth's sense
ment, says Tupponce.
"J don't know," she says. "Thii
you can do is let them know you cai
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Gordon Wilson, Jr.
RICHARDSON
AGENCY. INC.
V?0 Peters Creek P?rkway
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y, July 5, 1984
>n to preach
ty degree from Drew University
in New Jersey, a master of
science degree in library science
and educational administration
from North Carolina Central
University and a bachelor of arts
degree in social studies and
religion from Shaw University.
His pastoral and ministerial experience
include teaching
chaplain for the State Correctional
Institution ot O o m
. ?- ..i^ntuuvii at v^auijj I nil,
Pa., where he taught clinical
st concert for I
Fellowship.
The concert is co-sponsored by
WTOB radio station.
The group, led hy Dr. Johw
tonored Fror
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guests, silver coasters engraved
with his initials, a white Bible
with his name inscribed, and a
plaque, which was given by the
Chancel Choir.
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Roger Conrad
ores Helen In- Mayo Eugene C
fork City, were four uncles, o
11:00 A.M. in Young of the ci
ther Morris C. Clark S. Bro
daughter, Miss of services.
"ity, and other ..
n charge of ser- Mrs. Dovev S.
Mrs. Dovey
passed on Sunc
native of Mt.
Winston-Salem
cago0, Illinois , retired employ
he was a native dustries, and
Chicago for the Church, where
was a teacher in Vocal Choir, tl
:teran of World Service, the E
s, Mrs. Shellie School Depart!
)f this city, and vivors are one 5
irenia Bristow, two sisters, Mr
Dther relatives. and Mrs. Carri<
Saturday, June other relatives
of the Hooper
\ Goodwin of- Clark S. Brc
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me tvergreen oj services,
n charge of serMr.
Ephraim L
Mr. Ephraiir
\ Lyndale Drive ed on June 19
ute to Forsyth County, in the
ere removed to Methodist faitl
ome. He was a are one niece, I
graduate of the N.C., six nep
' in Morganton, Washington, D
/ee of Goodwill Spease, Mr. Pa
laum Church of Mr. Alan Spea;
ldparents, Mrs. friends,
irad both of the
y Conrad, Miss Clark S. Brc
onrad and Miss of services.
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pastoral education and trained
prison chaplains from 1974-78.
From 1978 to the present,
Cooley has been the institutional
chaplaincy program director for
the Harrisburg State Hospital in
Harrisburg, Penn., and since
1980, he has been pastor of The
First Baptist Church of Steelton
in Harrisburg.
He has pastored churches in
North Carolina, Ohio and New
Jersey.
Jnitarians
Ely, will play from 2-5 p.m. at
Benton Convention Pent^r
Tickets are being sold by
fellowship memhers and_wilL-be~-?
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Although no longer the choir's
director, Hampton still sings with
three choirs of the church and
.continues to teach a Sunday
School class.
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1 all of this city; two brothers, Mr.
of Winston-Salem, N.C. and Mr.
Tonrad also of this city, three aunts,
ne great-grandmother, Mrs. Nellie
ty, other relatives and many friends.
?wa7 @ Sons Funeral Home in charge
Eason
S. Eason of 500 West 25th Street
lay evening at her home. She was a
Holly, N.C. and had lived in
for about 47 years. She was a
ee of R.J.Reynolds Tobacco Inwas
a member of Union Baptist
she served on the Delia Johnston
he Hostess Club, Mid week Prayer
lenevolent Club, and the Sunday
nent and the B.T.U. club. Her sur>on,
Mr. Robert Eason of the home,
s. Unah Graham of Belmont, N.C. .
i Jumper of Reidsville, N.C., several
and friends.
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.. Spease
\ L. Spease of Knollwood Hall pass,
1984. He was a native of Forsyth
Oldtown Community. He was of the
l and was a Laborer. His survivors
Mrs. Mary Jane Spease of Bethania,
hews, Mr. Carrington Spease of
?.C., Mr. Richard Spease, Mr. John
iuI Spease, Mr. Edward Spease, and
;e all of this city. Other relatives and
my? @ Sons Funeral Home in charge
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's like to be 13 or 14 and I think
tanding that now.
rstand the kids when they say 'yuck'
)t true that blacks just joined the
ch, because they didn't. Of the most
;ians of all Christendom was St.
10 was a black man."
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